This installation blends the floral wreath traditions of the Puyuma people with the unique geothermal landscape of Zhiben Hot Springs, creating a space of symbolic blessing and healing. In Puyuma culture, wreaths represent care, reverence, and gratitude. Inspired by this, the artist constructs a foot-soaking floral circle using two varieties of chrysanthemum alongside local plants. Visitors are invited to rest among the blossoms and soak their feet in warm spring water, allowing body and mind to gently settle into stillness. Adorning the wreath are native Idea leuconoe butterflies, also known as paper kite butterflies. Their graceful movement adds visual delight and invites a sense of discovery—encouraging viewers to observe, explore, and connect, just as one would when watching butterflies in the wild.